Tracy has to go to her mum's graveside alone, says Inside Soap magazine. Ken and Amy have fallen out with her. Robert has stopped talking to her and Ken even tells Tracy he doesn't want to visit the grave with her. But as Tracy lays the flowers on Deirdre's grave, she gets an unexpected couple of visitors in the form of Robert and Amy who have come to make amends.
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Tracy is so self-centered, I'm surprised she even remembers Deirdre's anniversary!
ReplyDeleteI would like the grave to open up and swallow her into it.
ReplyDeleteA "Carrie" moment?
ReplyDeleteDerelict Cumberpatch,I thought the same thing about Ken and considering he dated Cathy's sister three months after Deirdre's death,I'm surprised he remembered Deirdre's anniversary too.
ReplyDeleteTracy visiting her mother's grave seems like a sympathy ploy and I'm not buying it.
Perhaps while she's at the cemetery, Tracy can visit Kal's and Maddie's grave to apologise?
It just beggars belief that no matter what Tracy does,she's always forgiven in a matter of days or weeks at most.
ReplyDeleteIs this meant to signal Tracy's redemption? I guess the soap mag interviews will say that she has had a wake-up call. Too late for me to care.
ReplyDelete@Humpty Dumpty - we've been waiting for that moment forever, it never seems to come, so I'm not holding my breath!
ReplyDeleteI really don't give a rat's behind about Tracey anymore, she leaves a trail of misery in her wake without any consequences.